03.- Elevated Territories

Elevated Territories examines landscape at territorial scale through viewpoints that reveal the organization of land across distance. Cultivated hills, forested basins, river canyons, mountain valleys, and alpine massifs unfold as interconnected spatial systems shaped by geology, atmosphere, water, vegetation, and human occupation. Observed from elevated positions, each landscape becomes legible beyond its immediate foreground, allowing structure, pattern, and scale to emerge across vast expanses.